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ayshuca

Registered: 12/07/07
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problems with brewing ayahusca
#8068501 - 02/25/08 01:00 PM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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whenever i brew ayahuasca and boil it, pulp tends to stick to the pan so some of it doesn't stay in the water and instead on the side of the pan, it doesn't get burnt or anything, but still this is cocerning nonetheless, and it does this about every 5 minutes. so anyways anybody had this problem b4 and since this happends, this isn't going to destroy most of it right?
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ReoSpeedwagon153


Registered: 02/04/06
Posts: 2,098
Loc: Chetumal, Mexico
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Re: problems with brewing ayahusca [Re: ayshuca]
#8068545 - 02/25/08 01:15 PM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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They say you should have a glass pot for brewing, but I have never found one.
I just scrape the pulp or brew residue off the sides with a spoon every now and then. I have heard of using a spray bottle to rinse it off.
I assume you are not boiling ayahuasca vine, but actually mimosa root bark?
Good luck with that tannin-filled, foul beverage.
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ayshuca

Registered: 12/07/07
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mimosa about 17 grams, but im boiling it down to 1/8 of the cup so im probably going to lose a few grams in the process
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ReoSpeedwagon153


Registered: 02/04/06
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Re: problems with brewing ayahusca [Re: ayshuca]
#8068626 - 02/25/08 01:42 PM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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And you got sick trying to drink three grams of it? Wonder why...
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ayshuca

Registered: 12/07/07
Posts: 537
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bump
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Entropymancer


Registered: 07/16/05
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Re: problems with brewing ayahusca [Re: ayshuca]
#8070588 - 02/25/08 10:41 PM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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Well, recent information indicates that Jurema is active without MAOI if done as a coldwater infusion. You could put your shredded bark into a blender with icewater, let the blender do its thing, and filter through cheesecloth. A 15 minute coldwater infusion of 10-12 grams of M hostilis has been known to be active without additional MAOI, according to Jonathan Ott.
On the other hand, consuming an MAOI with it couldn't hurt. But it seems like a coldwater prep might be worth a try.
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thedudenj
Man of the Woods

Registered: 08/18/04
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Re: problems with brewing ayahusca [Re: Entropymancer]
#8071200 - 02/26/08 01:54 AM (15 years, 10 months ago) |
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i love my crock pot and out door over the camp fire pot. Mimosa is active with out maoi for its own reasons tho.
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